A DHHS grant program is currently accepting applications aimed at reducing fentanyl use, overdose, and death in Montgomery County.
Montgomery County's Office of Grants Management is accepting FY2026 Cost Sharing Capital Grant applications from 501(c)(3) nonprofits.
A Bike to Work Day pit stop returns to Germantown's BlackRock Center for the Arts on May 15, 7:30–9:30 AM; registration is open.
MCPS is in phase one of a boundary study affecting middle and high school students in District 2 near Crown and Damascus high schools.
Montgomery County Council tentatively starts full council review of FY2026 operating budget May 5; final action expected late May.
Bill 3-25 raises income, net worth, and assessed-value thresholds for the County Supplement to the State Homeowners' Tax Credit.
Applications for Bill 15-24, expanding the property tax credit for public safety workers in Montgomery County, are now live.
Applications for Bill 6-24, a property tax credit for disabled veterans in Montgomery County, are now open.
County Executive withdrew a proposed 3.5% property tax increase, replacing it with a local income tax rate hike from 3.2% to 3.3%.
ZTA 25-03 and SRA 25-01, approved April 8, create an expedited process for converting underutilized office buildings to housing.
Montgomery County Council overrode the County Executive's veto of Bill 2-25, enabling office-to-housing conversions with 17.5% affordable units.
Montgomery County has launched Mobilize Montgomery, a one-stop resource page for residents and businesses affected by federal budget cuts.
Middle and high schoolers invited to a youth town hall on Montgomery County's cultural future on March 31 at the M-NCPPC Auditorium in Wheaton.
The PHP Committee will hold its first briefing on the Workforce Housing ZTA on March 31 at 1:30 p.m.; full work continues after budget season.
The County Executive's budget proposes $5.5 million for the first-time homebuyer Homeowner Assistance Program, up $1.5M from last year.
Two key More Housing N.O.W. components — an Office-to-Housing ZTA/SRA and a tax abatement bill — cleared committee and head to full Council.
County Executive's FY budget proposal totals $7.7 billion and includes a 3.5% property tax increase and significant fee hikes.
Councilmember Balcombe holds informal community conversation April 4, 9–11AM at La Mesa at the Clarksburg Market.
RespectFest will be held at Wheaton Community Recreation Center on Sunday, April 6, from 1–4PM.
PEP's free online Family Resiliency Program for parents of children 5–18 begins April 21; $50 gift card offered for completion.